Papers
5
Total Citations
41
H-Index
2
About
Dr. Yumo Wang is a leading innovator in bio-inspired robotics, with a primary focus on underwater locomotion and biomimetic design. Her groundbreaking work centers on developing robots that emulate the jet propulsion mechanisms of marine life, particularly scallops—a unique and underexplored source of inspiration compared to cephalopods. Dr. Wang’s major contributions include the design and prototyping of a biomimetic scallop robot capable of clapping and swimming, featuring an artificial velum that functions as a check valve for efficient jet propulsion. Her research has also advanced the understanding of scallop locomotion through mathematical modeling, leading to optimal designs for fast steering and agile underwater movement. With her most-cited paper, "Development of a biomimetic scallop robot capable of jet propulsion" (2020), accumulating 22 citations, and a growing portfolio of related works, Dr. Wang has established herself as a pioneer in this niche field. Her achievements include the creation of a three-legged robot with sophisticated mechanical and control systems, demonstrating her versatility in robotics. Dr. Wang’s work not only pushes the boundaries of bio-inspired engineering but also offers practical solutions for agile, efficient underwater vehicles.
Research Focus
Key Achievements
Top Papers
- 1Development of a biomimetic scallop robot capable of jet propulsion22 citations · 2020
- 2Design of a Bionic Scallop Robot Based on Jet Propulsion13 citations · 2018
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- 4A New Design of Three-Legged Robot of Mechanical and Control System2 citations · 2013
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